Article May 8, 1902 Issue

Tributes to the New Edition of Science and Health

with contributions from Ida Gibson Whitney, Lucy P. Lincoln, Alice S. Foster, Mary Trammell Scott, Clara Craig Duer, John Warner Keyes, Christina A. MacIver, N. I. Zinn

It is my humble and most sincere desire to offer deep expressions of gratitude for the multitudinous blessings given us by our Leader and Mother, Mary Baker Eddy, in the revised edition of our text-book. I am greatly helped as I feast on its pages, and the thought comes of the wondrous love, patience, meekness, and endurance, of her whose work is unceasing for the redemption of humanity from every form of bondage imposed by material sense.

I was most deeply touched yesterday in reading the following paragraph on page 367, "The infinite Truth of the Christ-cure has come to this age through a 'still, small voice,' through silent utterances, and Divine anointing which quicken and increase the beneficial effects of Christianity. I long to see the consummation of my hope, namely, higher attainments in this line of light."

What an appeal to the students of Christian Science! Oh, may we not, in the spirit of the Christ, as loyal, loving students, watch with her one hour, that she may realize in our demonstration of Love the fulfilment of that hope so longingly expressed.

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